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Twitter sentiment analysis suggests there s a growing interest in Apple s new products and services, including the iPhon
stanley de e 11, Apple TV+, and the Apple Card.Credit: Apple Applersquo big 2019 reveal looms, so it might be interesting to take measure of user sentiment as the company prepares to launch its new iPhone and new services.Interest in new iPhone appears to be increasingApple hasnrsquo;t announced its new iPhone, and while names differ, most reports now use the phrase iPhone 11 with reference to the new device.Thatrsquo not a precisely accurate term there have in fact been 21 iterations of iPhone , but it does the job while we wait to see what comes next. Typically, interest in the new model device peaks across the usually slow summer news cycle. This year is no different.Search activity for iPhone 11 has been increasing steadily across August in the U.S., according to the latest data from SEMRush. SEMRushTherersquo also some interesting insight in terms of Twitter sentiment analysis. This shows that when it comes to b
owala cup eing enthusiastic about the new device, most people are hanging back to find out what Apple is offering. Sentiment breaks down as follows:82.84% of Twitter sentiment is defined as Neutral.14.54% is defined as Positive.2.62% is negative.T
stanley taza his suggests Apple continues to reach its core base of iPhone customers, while interest across other groups as yet uncommitted to the new product is growing.What happens ne Ehfs Microsoft ditches Money Plus update, pulls product from retail
Linux vendor Red Hat Inc. and software developer 3G Lab Ltd. today announced plans to jointly design an open-source operating system that will support cell phones and other mobile devices based on the emerging 2.5G and 3G wireless technologies.The two companies said the new software will be based on an embedded operating system that Research Triangle Park, N.C.-based Red Hat sells under the name eCos. 3G Lab, which develops multimedia applications for mobile devices, will provide consulting services and a test environment for users of the operating system at its headquarters in Cambridge, England.The open-source operating system planned b
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stanley mug b faces competition from Microsoft Corp.rsquo Stinger platform and London-based Symbian Ltd.rsquo namesake software. All three products are being promoted as vehicles that will let end users access the Internet and run a variety of applications on mobile devices connected to next-generation wireless networks. While Microsoft thus far has been able to enlist only small mobile handset makers to support Stinger, Symbian is co-owned by c
stanley ca ell phone giants Nokia Corp., LM Ericsson Telephone Co. and Motorola Inc. Signing up those vendors to use the wireless version of eCos will be tough, acknowledged Paul Beskeen, director of engineering at Red Hatrsquo embedded runtime group.It will take quite a change for them to move away from Symbian, Beskeen said. This wonrsquo;t change the world overnight. The i
